Bodleian Libraries workshops - Coming up

WISER: Protecting your work - what you need to know about copyright (Tue 17 Jun 11.00 - 12.30)

Intellectual property and copyright are key concerns for today's researchers. This event will raise your awareness of issues to look out for, both in using other people's work and in publishing your own work.

Who is this session for?  Postgraduate students, researchers, academics and staff

Presenters: Tim Padfield
Venue: Seminar Room A, Manor Road Building  Book your place

 

Open Access: Monographs and Open Access - join the HEFCE debate (Wed 18 Jun 2.00 - 5.30)
An opportunity for Oxford academics and researchers to debate the issues around scholarly monographs and open access with publishers and funders, and feed into HEFCE's Expert Reference Group project.

Programme of speakers:

•  Introduction: Catriona Cannon (Interim Deputy Librarian, Bodleian Libraries)
• Cecy Marden (Wellcome Trust, HEFCE Expert Reference Group)
•  Frances Pinter (Knowledge Unlatched, HEFCE Expert Reference Group)
• Rhodri Jackson (OUP and OAPEN-UK JISC-funded project on open access monographs)
• Geoffrey Crossick (HEFCE Expert Reference Group, Chair)
• QandA. Panel joined by Sally Rumsey (Oxford Research Archive)

Who is this session for? Academics and researchers, especially Humanities and Social Sciences.
Venue: Lecture Room, Radcliffe Observatory Quarter  Book your place
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Questions? - Please contact usered@bodleian.ox.ac.uk  

Keep control of your references

Check out the following guides to alternative tools to help you keep track of your research:

'RefWorks for managing references and citations' http://ox.libguides.com/RefWorks

'Zotero citation management' http://ox.libguides.com/Zotero

RefWorks for Sciences and Social Sciences

RefWorks is an online tool which allows you to manage your references, insert them into your work, automatically generate bibliographies and easily switch between citation styles. This introduction is open to all but the section on importing references will focus on Science/Social Science examples.
Presenters: Kate Williams and Nia Roberts
Friday 2 December 9.15 - 12.15pm at Oxford University Computing Services, Banbury Road Book Now

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